Category Archives: men

Obama’s Abortion Gamble: Catholics vs. Women

Posted on February 9, 2012 by

Barack Obama’s gamble on Abortion and Contraception, designed to force Catholic Charities to provide coverage for both, with no exemption for religious institutions, is hailed by most commentators as a stupid blunder. I’m not so sure. It might be a … Continue reading →

Posted in men, politics, women | 36 Comments

A Tale of Two Men: Russell Brand and Mark Zuckerberg

Posted on February 8, 2012 by

Russell Brand and Mark Zuckerberg are in the news. The Facebook founder could be worth north of $1 billion depending on how much the IPO generates. His company, with more than 845 million registered users, stands ready to challenge giant … Continue reading →

Posted in men, women | 41 Comments

The Strange Politics of TV’s Alcatraz and Person of Interest

Posted on January 26, 2012 by

There is only one institution in America with any reach. Only one that really shapes culture. Only one that reflects, and changes it. No, its not churches. Hardly anyone goes to Church any more. Nor is it politics, unaffiliated people … Continue reading →

Posted in men, more, pc, television, women | 20 Comments

Reconsidering Sexual Repression

Posted on September 29, 2011 by

Science Fiction Author and Blogger Eric S. Raymond has a post up on Reconsidering Sexual Repression. Basically his point is that we will likely have to give up two of the following three things: family formation, sexual equality (women equal … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, men, more, sex, women | 80 Comments

TV’s New Fall Season: Hollywood’s Sidebet

Posted on September 26, 2011 by

The Washington Times has a post up about TV’s New Fall Season and how it consists of mean women and weak men. To summarize the story (go ahead, read the whole thing), men are mostly weak and loserish, unless they … Continue reading →

Posted in hollywood, men, more, television, women | 14 Comments

Nintendo’s Best Bet: Kid Friendly E-Readers

Posted on September 15, 2011 by

Nintendo’s DS with 3-D is a failure. Fears by parents (who buy the things, after all) over seizures and the like limited its sales. Another round of price cuts from $249 to $169, have failed to boost sales. Nintendo has … Continue reading →

Posted in books, e-readers, men, more, nintendo, women | 9 Comments

Anna Faris and What’s Your Number: Redefining Female Sexuality

Posted on September 14, 2011 by

The Wall Street Journal recently did a story on Anna Faris and her new movie “What’s Your Number?” Produced by New Regency for $25 million and distributed by 20th Century Fox, the movie centers on the sexual exploits of Ally … Continue reading →

Posted in hollywood, men, more, sexuality, women | 30 Comments

Addendum to Whiskey’s Law

Posted on September 13, 2011 by

In Why The West Collapsed: Case Study Sweden, I proposed “Whiskey’s Law” which states that the degree of Multiculturalism and PC in a society is directly related to the amount of equality between men and women, and particularly between men … Continue reading →

Posted in hypergamy, men, more, sex, society, women | 25 Comments

What the Help Says About America and Obama

Posted on August 28, 2011 by

The movie “the Help” has of this writing (Friday, Aug 26, 2011) made approximately $82 million at the box office, against a production budget of only $25 million and a publicity budget quite likely of $30 million. The movie is … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, men, more, movies, politics, women | 18 Comments

Arrow of Desire: Sexy Not Dependable Men

Posted on July 18, 2011 by

A couple of recent articles in both Larry Auster’s site and the Wall Street Journal show how the arrow of female desire in America (and really the West) has changed over the years. Towards Sexy not Dependable men. It is … Continue reading →

Posted in desire, family, hypergamy, men, more, women | 29 Comments